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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
9hspepfte.

Or. Rabpap's BtIGsu ftub Elm fferts
UtteI eegeu oisiss geibeu. Ste teen bic araite oeS
gTaaens iuieoer ber uno iesGH tbR in Staro, etne
6untttouen aus5udben. Die Spmptome ber Dpss
pcpfis p,ritpin6en unb nit tbnen bic Reigung ots
9orpers, fih Srantbeten BuBu8ieben.
Gd]ite eiRe Brisfmarts an Or. Raomaq Co., gir.
81, EDarysnsStrGBe, Rerusg gort.
RF5 SelebTnus, Sauitues rsn Deg1rS BsTt9, fuira
bafir seihidt mefben.
Q n bn 6 gu ltfu m!-Rdn berlaHge n'iT RaeS
uap's uu6 G6erBeuee ib, oaB Der ytame rR 70 %
fh auF Dem, mas man fault befinoe!. (DtR -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
gpu etnem ctniftrsenoen SG)upnen
CrSGlIdaett.

Stem zSrleans, Is. september. =
Grei sruBe SGuppsn al Der @de Der 6op'
orb. apsnue unO @upbgciir s'StraBe ffiirBteu
geiern GbenS Elm uno besruben cine groBe
ansabI Msni9eu inter ibreu Triimmern.
3mel Rerionen tpurben get0otet. uub mebz
rere anbere erlitteu ltnere SerIeeuu9en.
9ie Shuppen, rpelde 3ur Iufbepabruug
pon gauhcIS erri6tet tporoPn maren, tpurs
ben fiirslid BON Der ySGIiuois. Central 9abu"
eetaut, unD ieue @ompusnie bate Den 8e
npbuern Der giadbaridaft erIaubt, ben &eff
oes in ben Sduppeu ltegenoeu alien Solses
buupn Su tru9en. g8dbreub cine Wtenge
Widnuer nnb 8ruuen bamit bei4dftigt mar,
ffii1aten bic S6uppen pI0slih ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14

nH Gin seuuBs uub Iehrreid er
4usfIug d. AHuapoIis ftebt uns
9onHerffag, ben 10. SepteHber, beuOr.
Sbu oeranftaltet bic y8OIdefer DuupiboOts
Gompagnie," tpeIde ben 5abrpreis auf nur
25 Gents uormirt bat. Srib 10 ubr idbrt
Der 9ompfer D9ouiie" BON bier ab uno tufft
I'M l llbr Nadmittag in annapolis Elm, no
ben ausfliiglern bic manHidfaltigeu Ssbeu5s
ptrbisteiten gu gebote febsH. Gaut beiou'
0erer Rudiprade nit ben Beb0roen Der Slot
ten, atabemie nereeu 6tibrer bereit iai1, ole
Bsiuder ourh ale DtpartementS Dieier in
flalt Al geleiteu uuo linen ale geniuibte
NuftI1rnne iibsr oa8 Seiebeue 5u gebeu. G5
1ft ben grturtoniifen sefiattet, bic gtHria'
tun9 uno Dos Sbuu uno 3reiben auf oem
eiisTuen ROnitor DPafuic," BEN Retrutlr'
Sdife v8pomiug" unb oem SdulI9IHe
,Santeen am Boro ielbft IN AugeRiheIu Ju
nebmeu. limb ME mandeH erna9ieueH Bal
timorer mag es sebeu, Der oas SopitslsSe'
bQuoe Der altebrpuroiseu Staatebouptitaot
nod uidt beiu6t bat! 9afslbe miro lpeiteu
fir 9onnerfag ibuen gum 8etreten 9eonnet
, ieiu. gta6mittag 4 llbr baben ite @elegeu'
beit, elmer @alGz Baraoe Der 6lotteR HaoetteH
bei3umobueu. 4uf Der 6ins uns Rldtalrt
meroeu bic au8flI9ler nit einem guteH Sou'
3erte erfreut. uu0 4uss 3ns fir % Gents
S8er iollte ba ni4t nit Der uEoutis" AaHa'
spItS beiumeu?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
0onperneur stu Aber ole SitnG'
ftDtI.

Sertimer, 0..0, 13. September. =
@orperReur Siq hieIt heute bier cine Rebe,
in pelder er 8sform bes BefeuerungS. Sps
Tens befurnoriete, bic GbeOrie'H Der Sutrer
Der peri6iebsneu io9enannten 4rbelterpar.
teitn bstdmprte unOSie gegsnparttg in allen
Srelieu berridenoe SpefulatlOnSmanie alS
etu unslif fir bic giatiOu beietaHete. st
nste, es isi elm idlimmes 3eiWen, menn Elm
lpngec Nunn, pie 5enrp Sues, pI0slt4 aus
Der Sblfuritdt brrpsr ueteu Tonne uHo aIs
iup9er pT,nur; gtapOlsOa" begriBt meroe,
nm binnen S,Usi 9uhren nit YGilua I'M Be-
tlage Don $50. 600, 900 Bancroft III MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
St. 8aStpaO'S
SatfapatilTtatt 3e(OFuettt,
0sr arOBe @lutreiniaer.

~, y" HEVDN N7IHttNIAIHLIs
HeInts Sut erjsu0t 9eiunocs 5Ielih. itarte Gnos
9en uro cine leLe baut. gBeun Du uIf, baF
8slu Bletld itf, 8elne RnOtcn fart uno Dune
9ol'oIb' rein let, 70 gebroute 8aoUop's car
IdpGrtlliQ QHzGe iOIUeut, IS beiigt cine 10 lns
oelbote STait ane Nrten itropbuoier getOgn, Suuts
uuSihast iVpbItuiher 9eihWurs, @eInUalae,
5ruienIEinen Il. (, N. Idnel unb permanent Bu bets
len. W. 8anoopb Rcjntpre pom ct. budctut9e,
@unaoa, iaqt: rSd babe eiHen an Strop5rlu leibens
beH IatieHteH OoufdItia urn auI etne DUHoerbure
gEcjie gsbeilt, inoem d BEN in Sbrem BampBIete
uber eie RraRtbeit sntbalteHeH Ratb befolgte."
Soiepb BuibeG pOH 9enniiOH Diils, QUEBEC,
rnuIoe burh 5DeI 6lainen Don RaorUap's Rfs
OH n non einsm alien Gel9Dure am 9ene Uog
itdnoa eebellt'
S. Il. IuuHea, Siio=5t. eouls, B7n. ,nures DON
emem ldllmmeH QHiGu 00H StropbelH seBeII, l,adl.
ccm er ais uubedbaT uugege6en worbeH Uur."
@mD}tttel, befebeno aus Behanotbeen pom au5trz
or0entitber meoBtnCber 9Btrtlamiet, beionoers gez
eIgnet, ben 9eitmdRten SOrper Bu niger, 5u beten
auiiubluen mo Bu iIlil9cH. 5et dQeH ApobetetH
A. la hen n h1p FtIni1P
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
slbIeben etmes 0onpernemrS.

can Nran3tsc o, 3. Sept. = @OUs
uerueur gSQibiugton 8artlett IA geferu VT H.
mittng 5 llhr in Der &obnur9 ielner @ouiue,
Der Trau Or. Sertett in Satlauo, Hut pier
n0deutlter Srnnfbeit seforbeu. SOuOe >
neur Bartlett mar in Sauauuab, 9a., gebo
rem uup erreidte Elm Nlter Don 68 Snpren.
SIN Sabre 1874 lam sr nat @dllioruien nno
uubm bier eif1igeu Anthed on Der Boittt
Su bfn Sabren 1882 nn6 1886 betIet0ete er
ras Aut nes MapOrs uCn Gan Sran6isco
uno. nuroe i'm giopenlber b. s. Settens oet
9emOiratcn 3um @ou0erueur Don Californian
semahlt. Seiu Nahf0!9er fiir bieleS lebtere
2Iut 1T Der auf Dem repu6Iitanil1en Stdet
senablte Sice- -9ouoerueur u. gS. Wdters
man,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
8laGlt6 cntFumntett.

Chicago, 13. Sept. - 8ie ans @ranO.
Boint semtIoet mirO, berridlt oaieIbf 9rofe
&ufregnug ii5er Die fir3Gth beriftete, sufdl.
ige 86btnng Der Srau SeiI burd eiHeu ge=
mIfen 6rant 9}int:rberger. SieIe @tnmOb.
".sr be8 Gr;e8 halten BEN oerbdugulBuOltn
SduB iitt t,ineu 3uiduiqen, iouoern fir etneH
bectfdti9teu. 9}interberger uuo feiR o.
glsityr, 6IeO. 8Omrs. marsn 5alb naA Der
SnuBAiioire in ba8 SrtsgeiaugniB abge-
'utrt wOTaeu. &9r bieiem bate ij4 fur;
bnrnni ere Grose Wsnidenmenge ein9eiuu
hen, melte h4 orobeno geberoete uno idOn
1iiere uatbte, bas @efdu9uiB gu erbreueu
unh sie @tidnseHCa 81 lDnteu. llm Dies
III rertirtern, uabmen Der BOliieisSap!tda
lab eiu 6iiIiaideufi bic @CIaugeHen in ibre
Diite rn6 sntfloben nit linen bu-h cine
ernerihiir ms 6raie, nm oieieIbeu oil eiueu
fdc,eu Srt 3u briuger. 8a e8 bereitS fiot,
fiufere Rodt mar, 70 bsnubteu bic 9efauGes
uen einer giinltigeu augeuJlif uno ersr.Heu
lie Slud)t. Sbr AufentbaltsOrt bat bic CUR
Siunoe rod ntft ermlttelt meroen for len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
81 q (nnfr

uufsblbares gitteI eesen DluIarin, DpspspFe
eebcrs uub gtcrpsnIeIeen, appetiIoiisteit, Beroau
unasidmdte unb ole timatiiden 5irber. Rabis
folfnr oegen Gopfeiben unb Serfiopfun9. T1an iors
bers MIR W. &. Eontc nnb feiR anberes. so
Gents bic 6laits. ". q. ab bnttoDts en- Nerve
EIoibe. SR nIsn apot5eien gu 5aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
g;re nrottnone nrbers g7ebi,iuI

Rubnap & 10. - D1eine 6erreH S9re Bilen
boben oft Rrantheit IN meiHer 5dmlie Derbdet. SO
baIte MID obne fr ME ur ftder; ite u6 elus Prat'
UOue, iidjeIe Yleoijn. GT9sbenf
SeHrp ReHfD 0rtb.
@bebanTe, SroqIos'Go., 9uiHois.
WAS etu gIrst iIber HaowaB'B gtueu fact:
SD qebraude 5br u. u. JielIe uHo 5bre regulrtH
ben Btlen un6 empieble iie mebr, Gl5 ale dHoereH
lGIeH, unb pertaufe ebr oieIe 0aDon. SO babe fie
INNER uorrdtbte uno gebraude fie in meiner Iraris
unb in meiner i5Gmille unO merbe oamlt fortohreu,
Sd Bie6e le allen anoersn Bthen oor. &rgsbsnf
8r. u. 8, RibbItbro
aNo~,o}ua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
GaOmaO's VtQett,
90. b.rfb.rte gebsr Il. glaaen.6sil. .gI ,ttl

u U--A44TII %NVVT H' 0EUBVH'gVIE7 0L'tl'I
RoGig obne Beigeldmod, elegant init lhBem Sum
nj gIucIr; purgiren, Te9ulIreu, rengen u. trit9eF,
3ur feIlung auer DtageHz, Srbers, @e6drmez,
yeIens, BlaeHs un6 yterDenleOtn, appetitlOigtI,t,
9opitmerben, unDtrboultbfe, oiltoien Geioen, size
Der, unterelbsentBunoung 5dmorrbooen uno uueH
SoIuugeH Der @Hgemeoe. Jein Oegetabililtb, f1lne
Zpur sOH QuedfI6eT DEiHeraIien ober iAdoIlatn
9rosuen.
gretS 25 Gents bic S1adlteI.
Su baben bel allen QpOtbeferH.
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Gt8atreHmaGets. ,2ofout" TT
SOitpn.

8Of II, l8. 5,ptembsr. = Die Aieit9en
'golrenfubrltauten NIT eiuigea p2ni'el
AIfLabmen istten beute eiueu ovodout"
lbrtr Qrbs;ter in S3ene. Grca 1000 @toag
rsTnaGer peroeu bterour4 beidaitgau8s
Irs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14
NfehnnGrffe.

Chicago, 10. 9ept.-RinOUieb gu
fubr 5000, 8erienbung 5000; Preie 0arts
irten 5piideu $1.23 uuO $3,5O;-SdTeiue:
3ufngr $4,000, Serieubuug 5000; PreiIe
1uritrteu Spiideu $500 unO $5.55. -
Sdnafe: 3ufubr 1000, SerIenouuS 1000;
9reiie Dpritrten 3pii6en $3.50 uuo $500.
@af.2ibertp Beuni., IS. Ge2tbr.-
Rinboieb: 3ufubr 223, Serieuorng 361;
9reiIe peritrteu 5mii6en S. m. s.
@6peiue: 3ulupr 1000, 8ersubung ZOO;
4reiie brritrter spiihen $500 nuS $3.50.
= @6nafe: 3ufubr 1900, SerIenOun9
1900; Yreiie Uariirteu 6pii4en $3.50 unO
$500. .,
fubr 300, 8erienOuug 1900; Pretie uarIirs
ZEN suiden 81. 20 uu0 $50. - Sh .oetue
3ufnbr $500, 8erieuOung 800; P:eIle olrts
irten 3mii6en $4.OO unO $500 Sdaafe:
9ufubr 26OO, 8erlenbung9OO; PretIe Oarl'
irten Spii6eu 1926 unb S4.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14

~ Wte genteBt nan ons 9e'
eu?-giemono iaun obue @eiunO5ett ft1
oes Qebens freueu. 5uIte 8t4 nm leoen
Brei8 geinnb! Sin in grOBem llmfan9e BERT
Ideubes 2eibeu fiuo 2eberbeidweroen. Bie
eleuo fiub ibre Spierl SOpfmeh, Serbian
uuqs. liuu1bnuuseu, @anigfeit, Iageuidure,
SeIfopfuug, 9espepfe, Seitenl9merben,
6er8uopfen uno an6ere Betu ftno t9re Be-
gIe,fer. SnIte Did bur9 aHmenoun9 BON
9ance's SafiapartlleH PtlleH
Don oieiem uebel trei 8teIe PtueH halten
BON Snfeme ale Srnntbeiten fern. unrets
mes glut IGBt iih retnigeu, Sei9piire, tpunoe
Stellen, Biiitheu uuo aubere 9dutausl9la9e
lafien ii6 eutferueu, Der Saut tnnH Elm tlarts
unb gelnnbes 4usieben Oerliebeu neroeu,
meun man bic Bilen in 9ebrnnh ntmmt.
giismun6 mag NIT ieiueu gderen &ruoel be-
tpmueu. 0tan tpenoe bic Bllsn au. Ste
pirten bel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dob!thatts IN
Der 9bnt gtbt es menise Getoenl nelte
bteIe Billen nidt beileH ooer mtHoettens lIn'
bern. Somit ioIlteu dle, DelHe fth Sraat'
beiten bonn 9eibe IN hulteu DiniheH, ME opns
cine Sdadtel Souce der SaiiaparlueHs4h.
len iein. Breia 25 Gents. gu haben bel
Setb 9. Sauce & Comp, ytr. 80,
Sffz (ueu; ulte Nr. 108, @ef'l baltimore
Srase. I27l
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Werouftet.

BrootG9u, Rs0., 13. Ssptenber.-
@0r elmer Rerbe BON Snbren grim eteu bic
&numeiiter Sobu Sergentbaler uHb Ioan
9loIe in ner 26. g8ar0 Elm Gbelblber'
@eddt rnc maren ole &outraftoreH erIoIg,
re1m. g1ie es iett be'Bt, bet SobH ieiuem
Gpu paQIoH Elm SWnippdeu geihlageu.
ST. QQIrtb GbrifiinH g0filer aus .,laJamaJ
rOte &tluntlc. Aueuue, ialOB Dor GOteas
p l.iii nit Der eripGbnteH 6irma eiren 6ontratt
jur guidluHg zines oreih0dlgen 6auie8 ab,
uue tie BGuurbeiten uabmeu tbreu iibltdeu
8eILcuf. 8e5ii9Iider 8ercinburuug BendB
Mil y0filer am s5reitag Abeno Ser9enthaler
Die el1e NbiAIo9sjubluug, 5000 in Sitnf3;8z
0nIInrs. Sasineu, oerabfolst baben. Der
@mpidnger firlth bas @elb etu, lies fif aber
nm gGBteu @rfnuneu ieines Sbetlbaber3
cm &amfug nid)t bliden, rpeebaIb Stole Se
trefis Der &0l0bnuh9 ieiner Grbeiter in n,dJt
aeringe 8erlesenbeit ger,etb. Us geferH
lQtte fd 9ergentpaler, iopeit AL ermitteIn
mar, uiht tpieoer eingefuuoeH. g6Hler ers
aGbIte, oOb ipGt am 6reita9 Elm iunge8
Troueniiumer in iein SdautIofal gelou,
men lei unb eineu 6tn3igs0Ollariaeiu babe
medielu InIIeu, ben iie Iyrer &ugabe nod Uon
8erqentbaIsr erbalteu uno tpoUoH ite ielbft
SIS 3u beanipru6en babe. 9teier uufanb
nur6e natiirlld nit Dem Serihpiuoen bes
@oriruttols in Serbtubung gebra9t uHO bat
unter ben @ntzTems 2orrerH Al allerbauo
@eritten GuIGB sesebeu. 8ergentbcIer bat
6nniIiP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-14

Dir nrueifen Srun;es, Blfid)s nno 9oIn
rabmen fur Spiegel nun Silaer fabriiirt
gSilbeIm G6barnt, Rr. 345, sSehsSaltt'
MOrearaBe. (246iH.l.S-l
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Sie @er9an9enbett oes N6rSsrs
(0riinfpaI0.

gteps9 ort, 13. Srpteuber. = @S bat
ff rsfininp beraus9eRtQt, baB Sobaun
@liirnulb, Der 0l6roer non 2bman 9.
gEeeis in 8roeiIbu, Der SObn zines Sduet.
bers aus &isn if, rusl9 2eeterer Dor Bwln'
sis Suhrsn nit ieiner 6rau, sinem Sobn unb
tiner Sedtsr nod Amerifa fam unb itd in
aIbunp H.'Y, nieberItsB. Sohaun, fu:Is
der bel einem Shneiber IN 8teH in Der Gehre
NOR, Ols ieine gItern uusnanOerte1, blieb
pOrIdufs bort, fam iebOd ipdter nud 4mes
ria. Sein Sater, peIder fid tnjDii9su
Elm Ssrm0ssu srtpOrbeu bate, iaidte iqm
Dor snei S6brsn eiue betrddtIide Summe,
peIde Der inuse @rinpulO DerpruBte. @r
seristb babel in idledte @eieui4aft, bur4
melte er idIieblid gum SerbreAer unb gum
WUrber murbe. Setue Samtlie bat uer9ebs
lid G1es uuf9ebpteu, nm ibn BON Der oers
bienteu S5trQfe III retten,
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W' W1 OE+ HIS &tEdHsIt

Or. Saonap & Co.:
sd babe she arbHsien felt ben IeBen SDnn5a Sab
rem qe6raudbt un0 babe in allen {Sduen BON taitem
TSe6er ME perIeblt, cine Sur { bepertftsutssn SD
Gebraudle ME ttmns AuOeres, 8 Sbr Relop Rele
uub Sbre BipfT. zhos. 3. 5oMeS.
gis.ntbimer Der rSuoion JtpersS Srtdz G1anuiaetuS
IiGgsGo.," iast boB Anidne BON toltem 6leber in
Iejmer iSGTiIie unh BET ietHcn An9ehelten our Den
G5ebraut pon 5iabndu's ReaOpsGetei uno 4yineR
perbiitet uno bsilt. 8te Arbetsr in Sroft's 3egelB
6renHere in oemlebeH Srte oerlaiien itp uoatdnot9
uuf IT, U, u. sur SelIung uHO BerbutuHg BON 9tas
lurta.
IS gebt fein SeiImitts In bsr gBeIt bas gBebieFes
Der uno ale anoeIeu maIariieH blliOlcn uub anoes
rem Heber 70 iuuea belt, lUie 9faoDGus 1ieabp Res
lief IN BcrbinouHg nit Raonaq's Bilen.
Jtuopun's Re1aO RelIe TT Elm pellmdel gegen lee
ecn Sdmer5, SabnDeb, Sopfmeb, . IT.
N 3, u GudenretB en-, Reurutgie, R9eus
n utismUS, WnihpeiIeu Der O eGen te,
gerreHtH HngeH, Quet duHscH, iOipe
dmerBGn i'm Rud den. Der Sruf u. ben
@liGbern.
Die Nnneubuns Oes 9ieobpsJletisT rirb auger6lids
lidne 9reiderun9 geDdbrtu.
Wrsts so SeHtS ots 6Iaibe. gu BADEN bet
apUtletern,
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Ser @elSutorft.

a Rew.gort, 1S. Ssptbr. SofgsuOes
So nn6 idlOs IN Srossnt. - stsrIiug.
@edieI $4.sC9 8$4.8o9 anf 60 Gage nnO
$ts4t-4844 uuf Si4t. 8uuoess0bliSas
ttonen: 4spro5. 1851, Al prog. l08, g.
to;. - attieu: Gbams' @rpreB 40, Gent
roll 9ocific $50, @hsinpeute Ohio 6, @rie
SCI, eittO Brior. 66t, SGIino,s Central 118,
QafezSbore 94f, gtensSeriep. Central IS,
gforth &efern 113g. eitto Brior. 14S,
gtstp gort Central 1881. Sbio Dthitifppi
26g, btrto Briur. s., 8tttsburs 153, &eaoa
ing 6lt, CT. 9uul SO, Oitto PrtOr. ll8t,
+ gpefern Union 784.
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Ut. Ut. st.
3aOwap's SeaSp - 2teftef.
Wr6ielFeber.
3d0wdp'S 2seG0p-3efief

eft ndt nur Den BON D1uIarta Observation-Disclosures,
tbsrH neHu Teue, otC ocrfegUrr a.:S3eset itn6 tss
Den TlcrgeH beim @uitebeH un9eidbr Bman5tg bis
orelslg 5TopIen oe5 READY RELIEF IN etuem
@Iuie QBGiieT Hebmen uH6 ba8u elnen Grader eieHS
mer.eu iie pOu Der 9Iantbett betrett bleibeHs
q. u, u. ais Mr3t1et.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-17
Recital at Trinity Church.

The organ recital at Trinity church,
next Wednesday night, promises a
rich feast for lovers of music. In
addition to several musical selections
on the organ by Prof White and a
number of vocal pieces by some of
the best Alpena singers, the society
has secured the services Of Mrs. Mary
e. Tilden, of Detroit, noted vocal
list, who will render several brilliant
and difficult musical pieces. The la
dy is highly spoken of by the press.
A jackson paper says: "The queen
of song for the evening was. Mrs.
Mary E. Tilden. Her rich contralto
voice carried the whole audience un-
til she was called back third time to
satisfy them before they would sur
render her in peace" The Saginaw
Courier says: "She seems to pour her
whole soul into her rich contralto
voice. She sings with taste, with ar
tistic effect, but above all with feel
ing" The Tribune, in regard to Mrs.
Tilden's singing of Odysseses, says |:
"The composition is a powerful one,
making great demands upon both
voice and feeling. and its rendering
was magnificent"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-17
The Car Shops.

During the past week, the r. r.
company, through their attorney A.
M. Henry. has obtained the right of
way from Tawas City to East Tawas
by purchasing the property of resi-
dents along the line, and securing the
south half of the Agricultural Socie-
tvs grounds. The survey is now be-
ing made, and the new road bed will
soon be made, which will be about
ten rods from the present track.
This practically settles the "car
shops" question, as it was with the I'M
Outstanding that these buildings be
located on the fair grounds that the
transfer was made. 1t is gratifying
to all interested in the progress Of
East Tawas that this deal has been
consumated, and that we are to have
located here this important enterprise.
This change of course necessitates
the laying out of a new fair ground,
which we understand will be made
from purchase of few acres east
of the back part of the present grounds
and the Iosco Driving Park Associa-
ton will proceed Immediately to build
a new track, which will extend al
most to the resident portion of this
village, the entrance to and from
which will be made by the back road.
This latter work will all be completed
in time for the coming county fair, to
be held Oct. 6 and 7.-Iosco Gazette.
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Cheboygan Gas.

There is about as much rivalry and
excitement between Alpena and Che
boygan just now as there was "once
upon time" between Bay City and
East Saginaw. Matches for two days
were recently arranged, and Cheboy-
gan went to Alpena and literally
"mopped the ground" with the Thun-
der Bay combination.
Alpena has "caught on" to the fact
that the Cheboygan aggregation of
ball tossers and willow handlers we're
nearly all paid men," with only a
diminutive proportion Of amateurs
has taken a great big tumble to itself
on bali matters, and is now scraping
the states and territories in search Of
players to "knock out" Cheboygan.
An Alpena man has a "carte blanche"
commission to hire anything that can
play ball, and is around with blood
in his eye, looking for "sluggers. :"
Look out for fun when the return
games between these rival cities take
place.-Bay City Press.
Cheboygan has been hunting around
with "carte blanche" or Hannah
Jane after anybody who can play ball
for months. but had not succeeded in
finding him when down at Alpena.
We will soak up the straits with the
Alpenas when they come here.-Che-
boygan Democrat,
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The Middlebrook company, of De-
trait, is at work erecting the elevator
for the Churchill. 1t will be moved
by hydraulic pressure. The piston
rod extends from the basement to the
upper part of the building. Attach
ed to the top end of the piston are
three groved wheels. Three wire ca
bles are fastened to the top of the ele-
vator car and then around six wheels,
including the three on the piston rod,
forming a strong purchase for hauling
up the car. The piston rod can travel
seven feet, and for every foot it moves
down, the elevator car moves up six
feet. To raise the car, water pressure
is turned into the long hydraulic cyl
inder. AS the piston rod descends
it pulls down the wire cable, causing
the car to raise. The car descends
with its own weight, when the water
pressure is turned off and the breaks
loose. There are three hosting cables
and one anchor cable, and the three
combined can resist a strain of twelve
tons. The car is handsomely furnish
ed with upholstered seat, fine looking
glass, and presents an elegant appear
ance.
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Teachers, Institute.

The State Teachers Institute for
Alpeha county, will be held in the
Central school building, this city, dur
ing the week commencing Monday,
Aug. 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, con.
tinuing through Friday.
Prof. w. ID. Clisbie has been APP
pointed conductor, and Prof. J.. A,
McLanth instructor. It is hoped that
all teachers In the county, and all who
purpose engaging in teaching in the
near future, will avail themselves Of
the opportunity. Good practical
work will be done.
On Tuesday evening, Aug. 30th,
Prof. l.. A. McLanth will lecture in
the M. Z. Church, at 8 o'clock. Sub
ject, illustrated Talks about some
Common Things."
On Wednesday evening, Aug. 31st,
Prof. w. d. Clisbis will l)gtpFs iN
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Muskegon, Mich, Nov. &c, 1884.

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We are highly pleased and can assure
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written or printed, and each bidder is
to furnish two responsible sureties,
that in case he is awarded the contract,
that he will complete the work by
August LIST, 1888. Survey of the road
and form of contract can be seen at
the Judges Office. Payment to be
made in State lands in the lower Pc
ninsula.
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Save Your Freight.

Rainville & Lyons pure oak tanned
short lap betting is the best and most
durable made. Mr.. Rainville is the
originator of the "Short Lap Belt"
and has had an experience of over 80
years, and gives the selection of hides
and manufacture of these belts his per-
sonal supervision. Harshaw & Kim
ball, are the manufacturers agents for
Alpena and the lake shore, and are
selling at factory prices. Mill men
can secure the best betting and save
freight by favoring Harshaw IL Kim
ball with their orders.
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Their dinner for Sunday contained
the following articles:
Chicken pie, chicken gibblets with
rice, potatoes stewed in milk, Boston
belle fritters, string beans, cold meats,
bread, peaches, pears, apples, banan-
as, nuts, chocolate, cocoanut and jell
cakes, tea, lemonade, milk, pickles,
sauce, etc.
For supper, Sunday, they had the
following:
Chicken soup, Goldfish, potatoes, cold
meats, honey, bisc uits, pears, peaches,
apples, nuts, water mellon, cakes, tea,
milk, pickles, sauce, etc.